Abu Rawan Tomato
Abu Rawan Tomato
80 days, determinate — The compact, regular-leaf plants of 'Abu Rawan' do really well in hot weather and are productive. Their fruit are oblate shaped, red colored, two to four ounces each and have a nice, tangy, classic red tomato flavor.
We do not have documentation about this variety. It was sent to us by one of our gardening friends who told us that it originated in Iraq. It was reportedly introduced into North America by an Iraqi named Nael Aziz and named after the greenhouse manager at the Agricultural College at Al Ghraib. Each packet contains at least 20 seeds.
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